HMD Global-owned Finnish smartphone maker Nokia may be close to launching its Nokia 9 flagship smartphone at MWC this month, but reports are coming in of a new mid-range device that may also debut at the event, called as the Nokia 7 Plus. [caption id=“attachment_4158169” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Nokia 7[/caption] According to a report by GizmoChina, the Nokia 7 Plus was first heard about during the unpacking of the Nokia Camera app and then a
**_Geekbench_ listing** last week shed more light on the product. Now additional details have emerged about the phone, which show that the device could be the first Nokia smartphone with an 18:9 bezel-less display. The report by Ithome tells us that the device may have 6-inch display along with a dual-camera implementation of 12 MP + 13 MP sensors at the back. On the front, the device should feature a 16 MP sensor with Carl Zeiss optics. The phone is also reportedly going to have the Nokia OZO 360 degree spatial audio technology, which was last seen on the
**Nokia 8** along with quick charge and Android Oreo 8.0 out of the box. The phone should have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC powering it as seen on the Geekbench listing alongside 4 GB of RAM. Other features should remain the same as seen in the
**Nokia 7** and the device is expected to be priced at around $300 or so. To recall the Nokia 7 was launched back in October for the Chinese market, however, a global launch should happen in early 2018.
Nokia 7 Plus was first heard about during the unpacking of the Nokia Camera app and then a Geekbench listing last week shed more light on the product.
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